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Time Teleportation

I guess this should not be a surprise...given the space-time continuum. However, for some reason it is harder to contemplate time entanglement than space entanglement.

In space entanglement, I can measure either entangled particle, and the other will be the same.

In time entanglement it makes sense that I can measure a particle in the past, and its future partner will have the same value...but this also implies that if I measure the future of a particle, I force its past into the same state. Is there a way to change the past hidden in here?

in reference to: http://www.technologyreview.com/blog/arxiv/26270/ (view on Google Sidewiki)

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